Specifications

Event Actions
event "DeleteKey" Windows KeyPress {Key = 68}
}
#The user clicked one of the many delete buttons
event "DeleteMouse" Windows MouseClick { }
}
#Now Outlook is starting the actual delete
event "Delete" Outlook DeleteMessage { }
choice
{
#Window is destroyed when message is in its own window
event "Destroy" Windows Destroy { }
sequence
{
#There will be 2 of these when you delete from the message list
event "SelectionChange" Outlook SelectionChange { }
event "SelectionChange" Outlook SelectionChange { }
}
}
}
Outlook Start Event Action
The Outlook Start event action indicates that a process has started. This action
supports the following parameter:
ExecutableName. The name of the process
Note: You cannot use the IgnoreEvents clause for an Outlook Start event.
Example
transaction "OutlookStart"
module "OutlookStart"
{
event "Start1" Process Start {ExecutableName="OUTLOOK" }
event "Start2" Windows Start {ExecutableName="OUTLOOK" }
event "Start3" Outlook Start {ExecutableName="OUTLOOK" }
event "Start4" Windows Create {ExecutableName="OUTLOOK" }
}
Outlook Stop Event Action
The Outlook Stop event action indicates that a process has stopped. This
action supports the following parameter:
ExecutableName. The name of the process
Note: You cannot use the IgnoreEvents clause for an Outlook Stop event.
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